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An outspoken Populist critic of the vested interests in Ireland, especially the producer groups who "control the country", Eddie has often repeated that "There's one game in town: development." He speaks out against Jumbo Mortgages and picks apart the arguments presented by the vested interests who wish to maintain the status quo. In Show Me The Money he repeatedly advised that Property Prices In Ireland are only going one way: down, and strongly advised against property purchase in Ireland. In the 15th August episode of Rip-Off Republic he dealt with the cost of having fun: drinking in, drinking out, going to restaurants etc. Hobbs had been a senior manager in the financial services firm Taylor Asset Management, which went bust when its founder Tony Taylor fled to the UK, following the stealing of clients' funds. However, he continued to be both a financial adviser and a seller of financial software to both financial intermediaries and big financial service companies such as Eagle Star. It has been reported that the printing of the 2005-09-09 issue of the Irish current affairs magazine, The Village , has been halted after communication with Eddie Hobbs concerning an article on him. EXTERNAL LINKS |
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